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Breaking with Brian Bonilla: Episode 7 - Apple & Bumble Ads with Tim Nudd

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This episode features a comprehensive discussion of controversial ads in the advertising industry, focusing on Apple and Bumble's recent campaigns.

Brian Bonilla and Geno Schellenberger explore the nuances of each controversy, the public's reaction, and the lessons to be learned for advertisers. They are joined by Tim Nudd, the Creativity Editor at Ad Age, who shares his insights on the matter. The episode delves into the specifics of Apple's controversial ad, which showcases product thinness, and Bumble's campaign, which faced backlash for handling gender politics.

00:00 Intro

00:45 Diving into The Ads with Tim Nudd

01:05 Exploring the Apple Ad Controversy

02:30 The Creative Process and Industry Insights

06:25 Tim Nudd Shares His Experience and Perspective

07:51 Analyzing the Backlash and Apple's Response

17:13 Reflections on Advertising Creativity and Strategy

18:49 Decoding the Apple Ad Controversy

19:40 The Ripple Effect: Media Coverage and Public Reaction

20:49 Exploring Cultural Forces and AI's Impact

22:51 Samsung's Creative Counterattack

30:36 The Bumble Ad Controversy

37:36 Learning from Advertising Mistakes

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This episode features a comprehensive discussion of controversial ads in the advertising industry, focusing on Apple and Bumble's recent campaigns.

Brian Bonilla and Geno Schellenberger explore the nuances of each controversy, the public's reaction, and the lessons to be learned for advertisers. They are joined by Tim Nudd, the Creativity Editor at Ad Age, who shares his insights on the matter. The episode delves into the specifics of Apple's controversial ad, which showcases product thinness, and Bumble's campaign, which faced backlash for handling gender politics.

00:00 Intro

00:45 Diving into The Ads with Tim Nudd

01:05 Exploring the Apple Ad Controversy

02:30 The Creative Process and Industry Insights

06:25 Tim Nudd Shares His Experience and Perspective

07:51 Analyzing the Backlash and Apple's Response

17:13 Reflections on Advertising Creativity and Strategy

18:49 Decoding the Apple Ad Controversy

19:40 The Ripple Effect: Media Coverage and Public Reaction

20:49 Exploring Cultural Forces and AI's Impact

22:51 Samsung's Creative Counterattack

30:36 The Bumble Ad Controversy

37:36 Learning from Advertising Mistakes

  continue reading

345 episodes

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